William visits UAE to offer Queen’s condolences after ruler’s death
The Duke of Cambridge travelled to the United Arab Emirates to deliver condolences on behalf of the Queen and the royal family on the death of the country’s ruler Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The duke paid his respects during a meeting with the federation’s new president and ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Monday. William’s visit to the oil-rich emirate comes as presidents and prime ministers descend on the UAE from around the world.
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: other
William visits UAE to offer Queen’s condolences after ruler’s death
PA Media
UP NEXT
-
Boris Johnson condemns Putin’s ‘barbarism’ after shopping centre missile strike
PA Media
-
Man arrested on suspicion of murdering Zara Aleena in Ilford
-
War in Ukraine: The latest headlines
-
UK medical students training on hologram patients in world first
-
Donaldson: Lords block would wreck the Good Friday Agreement
-
Barristers walk out on first day of strike action
-
Stoltenberg sets out plan for biggest overhaul of Nato since the Cold War
-
Queen arrives in Edinburgh for historic Ceremony of the Keys at Holyrood
-
Zelensky speaks with G7 leaders as they prepare new aid for Ukraine
-
Barristers begin strike in row over legal aid funding
-
G7 has resolve and unity to support Ukraine, Johnson says
-
Woman found dead at scene of house destroyed in gas explosion
-
George Eustice says he is unaware of Tory MPs planning to defect to Labour
-
Politics daily briefing: June 27
-
Glastonbury 2022: The highlights
-
House destroyed and several others damaged in Birmingham explosion
